Browns End Losing Streak, Defeat Ravens 29-24

In a thrilling comeback, the Cleveland Browns defeated the Baltimore Ravens 29-24, ending a five-game losing streak and celebrating Jameis Winston's first start in over two years. Winston, stepping in for the injured Deshaun Watson, showcased his skills by passing for 334 yards and three touchdowns, including a 38-yard game-winning pass to Cedric Tillman with just 59 seconds remaining. The victory was particularly poignant as the team mourned the loss of beloved broadcaster Jim Donovan, who passed away prior to the game; Coach Kevin Stefanski promised to honor him by presenting the game ball to Donovan's family. Despite a late push from Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, who nearly led a comeback, the Browns' defense held firm to secure the win. This marked a significant turnaround for the Browns, who had struggled offensively all season, and they now look ahead to their next match against the Los Angeles Chargers. The win places the Browns at 2-6, while the Ravens fall to 5-3.